Taylor Marie Atelian (born March 27, 1995) is an American teen actress. She was born in Santa Barbara, California. Taylor Atelian played Ruby, the oldest daughter of Jim Belushi and Courtney Thorne-Smith on the ABC sitcom According to Jim. Taylor Atelian appeared in Brad Paisley's "Celebrity" Music video, along with According To Jim co-star Billi Bruno. She has been nominated in 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002 for a Young Artist Award for Best...
Jim is furious that Andy and Roxanne got married in Vegas because he knows th...
Ruby wants to go on the roller coaster in Vegas and she's ready to go after h...
Ruby and Gracie are with Roxanne in the casino and they like the way she doll...
Ruby dropped an apple and Cheryl stopped her from eating it.
Ruby is talking to everyone in the house and she likes Maggie's new boyfriend...
Jim needs Ruby to be a good girl for him on Mother's Day so he's cutting a de...
Ruby is swinging from the jungle gym and Dana isn't paying attention because ...
Dana has taken Ruby to the park and they're playing together.
Cheryl uses a common cliche but it is lost on the next generation that will n...
Jim was eating his corn and making typewriter noises to make it look fun for ...
That will make you feel old. Jim was trying to make it look fun to eat corn b...
A bird flew right into Andy head and it killed the bird and knocked Andy to t...
Cheryl is busy chatting with Jim so it's Dana's turn to take care of the hous...
Jim came home from work to find the girls painting balls. Too bad he doesn't ...
It's Jim's birthday coming up and Ruby is giving him ideas for his presents.
Gracie and Ruby have run away from the Monopoly board and Andy is upset becau...
Gracie and Ruby are scared of brain beetles after Jim and Andy made up a lie ...
Dana and Cheryl are going to the movies and Gracie and Ruby are grilling Cher...
Ruby walks Kyle into the room and they have completely covered his face in bl...
Ruby and Gracie really don't want Cheryl and Jim to leave because they hate t...
Jim and Cheryl come home from dinner and Jim has a to-go bag of shrimp for th...
Ruby, Gracie and Dana are at the house playing Truth Or Dare.
Jim is trying to take his dump in peace but Ruby is ruthless about getting he...
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